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Togolese Department of the National Cartography and the Cadastre (DCNC)

DCNC is the responsible national mapping authority in Togo.

Contact: Mr Kofi Dakey

Direction Générale de la Cartographie (DGC)

Processed on Sep 6th 2012

Guatemalan National Geographic Institute (IGN)

The National Geographic Institute "Engineer Alfredo Gomez Obiols" is an agency of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food (MAGA).

Processed on Aug 17th 2012

Ecuadoran Military Geographic Institute (IGM)

The National Military Geographic Institute of Ecuador is a Technical Institution within the Ecuadoran military.

Processed on Aug 14th 2012

Dominican Military Cartographic Institute (ICM)

Website: http://www.secffaa.mil.do/

Processed on Aug 9th 2012

RECTAS Short Courses

Basic Information
Event Organisers: 

RECTAS (Regional Centre for Training in Aerospace Surveys)

More Information Link: 
RECTAS
Language of event: 
English
Training Details
Training Event Type: 
Web-based Training Event
Is a certificate Issued?: 
Certificate issued
Training Requirements: 

Postgraduate diploma or Bachelor’s in Geoinformation related discipline

Training Tution: 
150.00 USD
Additional Information: 

Duration of courses is three weeks, see course list for the
starting dates of each course.

  • GIS and Cartography
  • Spatial databases
  • Remote sensing data acquisition and images production
  • Remotely sensed images processing
Processed on Feb 16th 2011

XXV Brazilian Cartographic Congress

Time and Duration
Venue City: 
Curitiba
Basic Information
Date: 
21/08/2011 - 24/08/2011
Venue Country: 
Brazil
More Information Link: 
http://www.gim-international.com/events/id1532-XXV_Brazilian_Cartographic_Congress.html

XXV Brazilian Cartographic Congress would take place form 21-24 August 2011in Curitiba, Brasil.

latitude: 
-25.4284
longitude: 
-49.2733
Processed on Jan 18th 2011

Iran names OIC satellite 'volunteers'

In October, the Iranian Parliament (Majlis) ratified a bill allowing the government to enhance its efforts to design and launch satellites and satellite carriers. Three years after Russia launched Iran's first satellite in 2005, another satellite --jointly designed by Iran, China, and Thailand -- was launched into orbit by China. Iranian officials say Islamic countries could use satellite imagery for hazard and natural disaster management as well as accurate cartography.
More information, please see: Press TV

Publishing Information
Publishing Date: 
Sun, 28/11/2010 - 16:04
latitude: 
32.4279
longitude: 
53.688
Processed on Nov 29th 2010